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How is the timing of the agreement changing the purpose inherently? To me, it sounds like he made the original mistake of not getting a prenup, and now that bu
by adjkant 9y ago
How is the timing of the agreement changing the purpose inherently?
To me, it sounds like he made the original mistake of not getting a prenup, and now that business interests are being risked on the relationship of two people, it makes sense to add that contingency plan.
- anigbrowl 9y ago"I've committed to you without reserve! Oh wait, there's a pile of money with my name on it, let's negotiate this."
- wolfgke 9y agoThe post talks that the successful venture were two side projects that become successful very unexpectedly. At least the money was not there when they married and neither any of the marriage partners did expect it.
- anigbrowl 9y agoYes, that's the whole point. The tone of my post is slightly sarcastic, perhaps this is confusing.
- adjkant 9y agoHow is it not still a contingency plan possibly? I agree there could be other reasons, but from the full story that's not what I would expect here. It sounds like a risk to the business that he/others want to remove. An appropriate agreement can be crafted for that. All of this really depends on the specifics of the agreement.